Comments on: Stay in Line for the Oysters (Inspired by Keith Cunningham) http://www.edithyeung.com/2007/03/27/stay-in-line-for-the-oysters-inspired-by-keith-cunningham/ Personal & Professional Development for Entrepreneur Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:52:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Bryan C. Fleming http://www.edithyeung.com/2007/03/27/stay-in-line-for-the-oysters-inspired-by-keith-cunningham/#comment-1464 Bryan C. Fleming Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:34:56 +0000 http://www.edithyeung.com/2007/03/27/stay-in-line-for-the-oysters-inspired-by-keith-cunningham/#comment-1464 <strong>Personal Growth Carnival - MEGA Edition...</strong> Wow.  I don’t know what happened this week, but we had 64 submissions to the personal growth carnival.  That’s a new record I might add. It seems some authors submitted a bunch of stories, so I only included what I thought was their best ... Personal Growth Carnival - MEGA Edition…

Wow.  I don’t know what happened this week, but we had 64 submissions to the personal growth carnival.  That’s a new record I might add.
It seems some authors submitted a bunch of stories, so I only included what I thought was their best …

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]]> By: Greatest Lesson that Life has Taught You - Page 2 - Personal Development for Smart People Forums http://www.edithyeung.com/2007/03/27/stay-in-line-for-the-oysters-inspired-by-keith-cunningham/#comment-78 Greatest Lesson that Life has Taught You - Page 2 - Personal Development for Smart People Forums Wed, 18 Apr 2007 19:53:18 +0000 http://www.edithyeung.com/2007/03/27/stay-in-line-for-the-oysters-inspired-by-keith-cunningham/#comment-78 [...] Stay in Line for the Oysters (Inspired by Keith Cunningham) Keith Cunningham once said: ‘Everyone at the front of the line starts from the back of the line and stays there’. Imagine you are waiting in line at McDonalds. You are in one line but you see that the other line is shorter so you move to that one. After a couple of minutes, you realize that your original line is now moving faster than the one you are in now. Now you want to jump back into the previous line. Guess what? There is no way anyone in the original line is going to let you cut in. You’ve got to pay your due, your time and your focus in one single line in order to get to the end. I had the pleasure to hear him speak and he was amazing. He inspired me and wrote this piece on my site. Hope you also enjoy his teaching! Edith Yeung.Com Dream Think Act » Blog Archive » Stay in Line for the Oysters (Inspired by Keith Cun... [...] [...] Stay in Line for the Oysters (Inspired by Keith Cunningham) Keith Cunningham once said: ‘Everyone at the front of the line starts from the back of the line and stays there’. Imagine you are waiting in line at McDonalds. You are in one line but you see that the other line is shorter so you move to that one. After a couple of minutes, you realize that your original line is now moving faster than the one you are in now. Now you want to jump back into the previous line. Guess what? There is no way anyone in the original line is going to let you cut in. You’ve got to pay your due, your time and your focus in one single line in order to get to the end. I had the pleasure to hear him speak and he was amazing. He inspired me and wrote this piece on my site. Hope you also enjoy his teaching! Edith Yeung.Com Dream Think Act » Blog Archive » Stay in Line for the Oysters (Inspired by Keith Cun… [...]

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